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Go into Xconfig>Network and Communication and select XDMCP Broadcast as the
Startup Mode.

Click on Configure

Under the XDMCP Broadcast Section enable Host List File. The
Broadcast/Multicast section should already be enabled.

Click on Edit and add entries for the hosts on the other Subnet. Save the
changes to the file and the XDMCP Startup Modes Window.

Close out of Xconfig and when you run your command, XDMCP broadcasts should
now be sent to these other hosts.

Dave Pelletier

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Anderson (HIFLEX) [mailto: ]
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 2:03 PM
To:
Subject: [EXCEEDUSERS] Exceed broadcast on other subnets

Hi All

My PC is connected to two networks 192.168.1.0/24 and 10.89.117.0/24. It
seems that the the 192.168.1.0 is the default network, but I have a several
servers I need to connect to on 10.89.117.0. Is there anyway to get exceed
to list servers on another subnet? Right now I use the following command
(v10) "exceed.exe" -m broadcast -d 9 multiple"

Thanks

mark

Mark Anderson
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